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Heat
no.
5
1997
Z589405
1997
periodical issue
1997
pg.
104-108
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Redoubt
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24
1997
Z614666
1997
periodical issue
1997
pg.
67-70
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Nightjar
Apollo Bay
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Seaglass Books
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2000
Z668417
2000
selected work
short story
'Nightjar's come alive at night. Australia's character is divided like night and day and these stories explore that twilight zone. Most have won national competitions or been published or broadcast in the USA, UK, Italy, Indonesia, China and Singapore.
There are Tassie Tigers, secretive Night Birds, communist writers and communal whales, story telling women and the spectre, everywhere, of a country that hasn't quite made up its mind whether it wants the midnight or the light.' (Source: Publisher's blurb)
Apollo Bay : Seaglass Books , 2000 pg. 7-12
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